Secure your page

[WooAf]

Secure your page,
Only PPL with IP on the script can access to the website
if someone try to access your site it will say it

You don't have permission to access this page.
Contact the administrator for have access.

Denied.php

<!-- Script Created by NicK -->
<div align="center">
  <p>You don't have permission to access this page.</p>
  <p>Contact the administrator for have access.</p>
</div>
<!-- Script Created by NicK -->

P.S. PHP ONLY its not htaccess.

Add it on the TOP of your PHP Source.

<?php
// Scripted by NicK
$ip = ''.($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']);
if (!(($ip == '333.333.333') || ($ip == '333.333.333') || ($ip == '333.333.333') || ($ip == '333.333.333') || ($ip == '333.333.333') || ($ip == '333.333.333') || ($ip == '333.333.333')))
// edit the IP
// you can add more if you want
{
include 'denied.php';
exit();
}
?>

and create a denied.php
its the error page.

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Scripted by me.
Enjoy it

 

[diosz]

but some are not fixed ip = / I can add no-ip?

 

[WooAf]

but some are not fixed ip = / I can add no-ip?

Not tested.

 

[alfredao]

Very Nice *-*

 

[X-Weaver]

nice fr IP ban system

 

[bunny1995]

good job

 

[Demantor]

Nice , ty =)

 

[hiii]

Fuck pro

 

[00niels00]

I think you can do same with htaccess?

 

[WooAf]

I think you can do same with htaccess?

Yes but if you don't use Wamp.
Because I use IIS for DarKGunZ,
and its don't support htaccess.
So I make this script for user who use IIS.

 

[katsumi]

good one but my ip changes every time lol

 

[Aimed]

typo's FTW?

Contact the administrator for have access.

 

[katsumi]

btw IIS do not have htaccess
but theres a way to pass protect

 

[Solaire]

Lol...

if ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] != "127.0.0.1")
{
die();
}

 

[00niels00]

Wizkidjes ways is best, it checks server ip. But if there is a second admin you got a problem

 

[shadow-xx]

Wizkidjes ways is best, it checks server ip. But if there is a second admin you got a problem

"REMOTE_ADDR" isnt the server ip its the ip your using to connect to the page.

 

[Solaire]

"REMOTE_ADDR" isnt the server ip its the ip your using to connect to the page.

SERVER_ADDR FTW.

Anyhow, this goes nowhere. Htaccess isn't needed at all, Microsoft got some excellent things integrated. IIS shouldn't go with PHP in any way.

 

[frenchfatcat]

Lol...

if ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] != "127.0.0.1")
{
die();
}

i lol'ed

 

[Solaire]

i lol'ed

Yeah well, this way should be the best:

<?php
//What IP's should have access? (Use comma's.)
$ips = "127.0.0.1,127.0.0.2";

if(!in_array($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'], explode(',', $ips), true))
{
    die("And who the hell are you. Bill Gates himself?");
}
?>

 

[CobraCom]

Lol...

if ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] != "127.0.0.1")
{
die();
}

this only allows non-localhost users to not get access, which makes it useless.

the best way is just:

if ($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] == NULL){
echo "no access";
echo "die.";
}

Also it's impossible to "not have an ip address", every host gets signed with one.